In Suehiro's estimation, the state should play only an auxiliary, ancillary role (sewayaku toshite no
kokka): "The state must exist in an ancillary role as long as we human beings live in groups.
Kaks
Kokka is located near the Old Town at Mere pst 6E, Tallinn (entrance from the courtyard).
(154.)
Kokka Koumuin Hou [Japanese National Civil Service Law], Act No.
(11.) Galli-Tsinopoulou A, Patseadou M, Hatzidimitriou A,
Kokka P, Emmanouilidou E, Lin SH, et al.
'Annie Girl' / 'Fleur De Lis' '
Kokka Bunmi' / 'Rosedew' 'Saba'
(2015) "
Kokka shihon shugi kara kongoshoyusei keizai e mukau chugoku" [China moving from state capitalism to a mixed-ownership economy], in Institute of Comparative Economic Studies, Hosei University, Hikaku Keizai Kenkyu [Comparative Economic Studies] Vol.
Within a special category (although similar in meaning and purpose to the annual events for common people) fall the matsuri that involve the Imperial House and which are celebrated at the same time all over the country, being called "national festivals" (
kokka matsuri), but they are outside the scope of the present study.
4, "Ritsuryo
Kokka" (Tokyo: Shogakukan, 1974), 318-23, and Ueda, Bokkaishi no kenkyii, 750-57.
According to the Japanese National Civil Service Law (
Kokka Komuinho), teachers can be terminated from their positions only for one of the following reasons: poor work performance; inability to perform due to physical or mental disability; lack of appropriate qualification for the position; or abolition of positions due to restructuring or budget restrictions (Law Data, 2007).
Kokka F, Singh N, Reynolds K, Oram D, Jeyarajah A, Hassan L, et al.
(149.)
Kokka Baisyoho [Kokubaiho] [State Redress Act], Law No.
Early in 1895, Isawa was a delegate from the Society for State Education (
Kokka kyoikusha) in a group that visited the emperor in Hiroshima where Kabayama Sukenori (1837-1922) was stationed.
Suzuki Yasutami ([TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]), "Higashi Ajia shominzoku no
kokka keisei to Yamato oken," [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] ["The Formation of the Various National States in East Asia, and Yamato Royal Authority"]) in Rekishigaku Kenkyukai and Nihonshi Kenkyukai, eds, Kdza: Nihon rekishi, 1; genshikodai, 1 ([TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]), Tokyo: Tokyo daigaku shuppankai, 1984, 193-232: 203-5; Wang Zhenping, Ambassadors from the Islands of Immortals: Chinajapan Relations in the Han-Tang Period, Honolulu, HI: U.
(8.) Franca M, Walker RL,
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